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[3nerfiteers]

Hey everyone. Im not sure if this topic has been discussed but their is a place to order extra titan missiles for the N-strike.



http://www.hasbro.co...=Nerf&sku=90/70

At the bottom where it says "foam rocket, N-strike system only" it will be right their.


I apologize if this topic has already been brought up.



By the way its on the nerf website.

Edited by 3nerfiteers, 28 November 2004 - 06:10 PM.

[MattPaintballer]

Does anybody know if Nerf sells spare parts? I need a new Titan barrel!!!

[the guy who unleashed hell]

They won't sell Titan Barrels. I don't think they've ever sold parts.

[Diego]

Another cool thing is that u can buy the N-Strike DVD from the same form.

--Diego

[AirApache]

MIght as well save your time just going to the store, spending 30 bucks and getting a new N-strike set. (For the Titan replacement). Dual Hornets, baby.

[MattPaintballer]

Three good reasons why I shouldn't do that:

1. I'm not a rich punk.
2. I don't like wasting money.
3. If Hasbro/Nerf doesn't give replacement parts and doesn't have any good customer support, then they don't need my money.

Edited by MattPaintballer, 28 November 2004 - 10:52 PM.

[Lee]

I was thinkin about asking Santa for an N-strike system. I've only heard good things.

[The Inventor Guy]

The strange thing is that the micro darts that come with the unity set are sold separately on that form to the regular ones on the form. That made me wonder how the hits are registered on the DVD; could there be sensors in the darts? That's the only thing I can think of.

-TIG.

[nerfspecialforces]

The darts are made to preform worse, I guess. Mabey they are "safer", as in big suction cup and less weight, so they can shoot further. cheifthe mentioned some equation like that or something.

[Jangadance]

I don't think they've ever sold parts.

Closest thing to that I can recall is when they sold the chain links for chain-fed spring guns such as the Chainblazer, Rototrack, and Razorbeast separately.

Do it yourself bandolier...!

[Half Newb Half Nerfer]

I don't think they've ever sold parts.

Closest thing to that I can recall is when they sold the chain links for chain-fed spring guns such as the Chainblazer, Rototrack, and Razorbeast separately.

Do it yourself bandolier...!

Actualy, if you call the Nerf store closest to you, they should be able to give you some parts. Like, I live in Niagara Falls, and the closest Nerf store is in Qeubec(sp?), so I call there. Find out where the closest Nerf store is to you.
~Halfling

[southpaw]

The strange thing is that the micro darts that come with the unity set are sold separately on that form to the regular ones on the form. That made me wonder how the hits are registered on the DVD; could there be sensors in the darts? That's the only thing I can think of.

-TIG.

You shoot at the targets on the TV. The suction pads on the darts make them stick to the screen. the DVD stops and has a circle on the screen. If you have a dart where the circle is you press enter on the remote. If you don't you go to the X and click enter. You have a score at the end of the level determined by how well you shot the targets. I have discovered that you don't always get the best score if you say you've hit all the circles. Some of the circle are fake targets to make sure the player isn't cheating. Its a pretty cheap way of doing it but if it were hi-tech with sensors and stuff it would cost alot more.

Edited by southpaw, 29 November 2004 - 08:53 AM.

[cxwq]

3. If Hasbro/Nerf doesn't give replacement parts and doesn't have any good customer support, then they don't need my money.

Yeah, because lots of companies that make $15 plastic toys will send you replacement parts. Come to think of it, my toothbrush lost a bristle this morning - I'm calling up the fucking company when I get home.

[Black Wrath]

3. If Hasbro/Nerf doesn't give replacement parts and doesn't have any good customer support, then they don't need my money.

Yeah, because lots of companies that make $15 plastic toys will send you replacement parts. Come to think of it, my toothbrush lost a bristle this morning - I'm calling up the fucking company when I get home.

Heh, yeah, I'm going to go call Colgate and complain about how my toothpaste tube's cap broke off, and I'm going to demand they send me a new one.

[MattPaintballer]

I'm not asking for a free one, I just want a new Titan barrel because the one that came in the box is screwed up. They should at least offer to sell me a new one! I'm not spending $40 just for a barrel from a company who makes plastic toys. I think that some of you are taking what I typed out of context, and that might be my fault because of what I typed. I have yet to demand anything of Nerf, all I did was post asking if Nerf sells replacement parts, and when I found out that they won't, I said that they should. I didn't mean to whine or anything like that. Anyways, I'm going to do what Jangadance suggested, and make my own barrel.

[JC]

You could probably make your own and save a buttload of money. Or...




Yeah.

[NerfMonkey]

Hey yeah! I could do that, probably, maybe, possibly, okay no. Does it shoot any better than the barrel that came with the gun? Since there are no air restrictor things?

[JC]

Hey yeah! I could do that, probably, maybe, possibly, okay no. Does it shoot any better than the barrel that came with the gun? Since there are no air restrictor things?

...How long have you been nerfing?

My titan can shoot 140' easy.